Attorney Arsen Danielian Honored for Contributions to Armenian Community

GLENDALE, Calif.–Glendale attorney and civic leader Arsen Danielian has received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the Armenian State Pedagogical University in recognition of his many contributions to the Armenian community for over forty years. The awards ceremony took place in Yerevan, Armenia, where the university is located.

Danielian, a senior partner with Baker, Olson, LeCroy & Danielian, has been actively involved in support of both the Armenian community globally and the Glendale community, where he lives and practices law.

He has served as a special envoy of His Holiness Aram I, Catholicos of the Holy See of Cilicia, Antelias, Lebanon, since 2005, and chaired the General Assembly of the Catholicosate in 2002 in Lebanon. He also has held a number of volunteer leadership positions including serving as chair of the Education and Executive Councils of the Western Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America.

Among his many contributions to organizations outside the Armenian community, Danielian serves as a member of the board of directors of Southern California Presbyterian Homes’ SCPH Foundation and the Healthcare Foundation at Glendale Adventist Medial Center. He also is a member of the civic advisory board of the Davidian-Mariamian Educational Foundation. Past service includes membership on the board of directors of the Glendale Symphony Orchestra, Glendale Rotary Club and the Armenian National Committee of America, Western Region.

As an attorney, Danielian practices immigration and naturalization, corporate and business laws.

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